Martin Brown

Adding mod_usertrack to Your Apache Installation The mod_usertrack module is not part of the standard Apache installation, so to use it you must first add

Using HTTP logs to track the users who visit your site isn't always as useful as you think it's going to be. While metrics, like the total number of page

More on Apache server Disabling Components and Systems Now that we've got a trimmed-back and simplified configuration file, we can start removing the

Converting Logs Into Useful Information ContentsLog TypesLog ContentsConverting Logs Into Useful InformationTracking Rather than AnalysisA host of log

Security and Passwords ContentsMonitoring ApacheLog MonitoringLog ManagementConfiguration ManagementSecurity and PasswordsKeeping Apache Up to DateOther

Running All the Tests You can run all the available tests by simply typing: t/TEST The above will use the httpd server identified by apxs, if you have it.

Testing 'News' Style Web Sites The majority of news-style Web sites -- New York Times, Slashdot, ServerWatch, and even many blog sites -- have a main

Configuring Flood Flood is configured through an XML file that is used to define the parameters for testing the Web site. When testing, Flood uses a

Caching Dynamic Data As with a forward proxy, we can cache content from the individual Web servers, enabling the reverse proxy to appear as a single

You've downloaded and configured your Apache server and are ready to move on to the next project. Can it really be left to fend for itself in a darkened

Next time, I'm going to take a minor diversion from the raw HTML templates that we've used here, and instead look at using XML to define a document, and a

OpenBSD OpenBSD was developed by Theo de Raadt after a disagreement over the future of the NetBSD code. OpenBSD development began by focusing on producing